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Smalltalk's workspaces go back to 1980

that's my point: many news sources are framing it as a good thing by not calling it what it is: a deadly heat wave

There's no universal law that declares it has to be reported as such

Climate Crisis

Any news source that reports "record-breaking temperatures" is, deliberately or not, making these dangerously increasing temperatures sound like a good thing.

This extreme heat is costing us $$$

that's pronounced "mee-sheer"

they mean that since _everything_ is awesome these days, awesome now means "ordinary"

exactly. What other features of our faces will software "correct" next ?

Highly recommended is the interview on Econtalk with him. What an erudite man.

the denial is strong today

Divides a big number by a huge number and now it doesn't seem so bad

I think the lack of social interaction from the office is a good thing because it's healthier for our friends to be outside of our work

regardless of meeting size in any company where people don't trust each other there will be more gossip and backstabbing

bad implementation of a good idea

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